Netanyahu says 'Israel' succedded in ‘changing the face of the Middle East’ under his rule
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- Netanyahu says the October legislative elections will determine the future of ‘Israel’.
- He urges smaller right-wing parties to unite to prevent divisions within his political bloc.
‘Israeli’ Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has warned that the “existence of the state of Israel is at stake” in the country’s upcoming legislative elections in October, as his Likud party is projected to lose seats.
Speaking to ‘Israel’s’ Channel 14, Netanyahu claimed his government had succeeded in “changing the face of the Middle East” during his time in office.
He also reiterated his position on Iran’s nuclear program, saying that as long as he remains prime minister, Iran “will not have nuclear weapons.”
Netanyahu called on smaller right-wing parties that could weaken his bloc by running independently to unite ahead of the election.
He described a unified right-wing bloc as “a huge blessing,” signaling concern over divisions that could cost his coalition support.
The October vote is expected to be closely watched as Netanyahu seeks to maintain his political dominance amid projections that Likud could lose seats.
